Geospatial & location analytics · Felt, Inc.

Felt

Collaborative, browser-based mapping tool for teams to build, share and co-edit maps without GIS software.

Felt is a web-first mapping platform aimed at making collaborative map-making as easy as a shared document. Teams drag in files such as Shapefiles, GeoJSON, CSV or raster imagery, or connect live warehouse data on the Enterprise tier, then co-edit maps in real time with comments and shareable links. The free Personal tier is limited to non-business use with no data uploads; the Professional tier adds seats, uploads and dashboards; Enterprise adds live connections to Postgres, Snowflake, BigQuery and Databricks, a REST API, JavaScript SDK, SSO and VPC deployment. Felt positions itself as a faster, easier alternative to desktop GIS or heavier BI-style geospatial tools for teams that need to communicate spatial findings rather than perform deep spatial analysis.

At a glance

Vendor Felt, Inc.
Pricing model Free tier + paid plans
Free tier Yes
Deployment Cloud
Open source No
Best for Cross-functional teams that need to build and share maps collaboratively without desktop GIS training.

Pricing

Personal use is free; Professional and Enterprise plans are not publicly priced and require a sales conversation.

Plan Price Notes
Personal Free Personal, non-business mapping only; cannot upload data files
Professional Not published 10 full seats, unlimited viewers, 25GB/month uploads, 7-day free trial
Enterprise Custom pricing Live warehouse connections, API, SDK, SSO, VPC deployment

Prices read from the vendor's own page on September 21, 2026. Vendors change prices; check the source before you budget.

Features

  • Real-time collaborative map editing
  • Drag-and-drop Shapefile, GeoJSON, CSV and raster uploads
  • Live connections to Postgres, Snowflake, BigQuery and Databricks on Enterprise
  • Commenting and shareable map links
  • Embeddable maps and dashboards
  • Field data collection app
  • REST API and JavaScript SDK on Enterprise

Integrations

Profile last reviewed September 21, 2026

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